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The diagnostic thinking process in medical education and clinical practice
... 7.4 One-Way Analysis of Variance with Scheff Test, Comparing Scores on Sections for Students and Registrars Separately This analysis, when performed separately for students and registra[r] ... See full document
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... of practice and of thinking about ...the medical literature that would teach clinicians how to use the literature in their daily practice, not just read as an academic ...undergraduate ... See full document
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Wikipedia as informal self education for clinical decision making in medical practice
... Wikipedia has arguably a familiarity to the patient that a patient-decision aid is unlikely to share. In addition, accessing patient-decision aids such as those created by the UK’s NHS requires registration before one ... See full document
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<p>Junior-to-junior research interviews as method for clinical practitioner-researchers</p>
... their clinical commitments while on duty, then, when off duty, meet the educational requirements of their postgrad- uate portfolio and study for postgraduate ...exams. Medical training can be perceived as a ... See full document
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Ultrasound and stethoscope as tools in medical education and practice: considerations for the archives
... critical thinking, creativity, moral courage, and responsi- ...and practice. Education should change and adapt with the changes in practice; even if the students cannot appreci- ate the finer ... See full document
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Effectiveness of flipped classroom combined with team-, case-, lecture- and evidence-based learning on ophthalmology teaching for eight-year program students
... students’ clinical operational ...of clinical practice skills, especially in the three aspects of diagnostic strategy, humanistic care, and overall evaluation (overall clinical ... See full document
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Validation of an algorithm that determines stroke diagnostic code accuracy in a Japanese hospital-based cancer registry using electronic medical records
... for clinical care process, and have inherent issues of data reliability for use in medical ...electronic medical data ...definite diagnostic code was approximately 20% in our study ... See full document
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Education debate: clinical diagnostic reasoning
... the diagnostic reasoning process, and that intuition remains its most important ...involve thinking ‘outside the square’ to find some model, analogy, or metaphor as a different way of ‘framing’ the ... See full document
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An innovative long final year assistantship in general practice: description and evaluation.
... clinical practice which, initially, will be for all and for over 50% will always be in secondary ...general practice can make a major contribution to the education of final year ...to ... See full document
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Irritable bowel syndrome: diagnostic approaches in clinical practice
... overall diagnostic accuracy of this test in differentiating IBS from non-IBS was 70% (sensitivity 50%, specificity 88%), and at a 50% IBS prevalence, the positive predictive value was 81% and the negative predic- ... See full document
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A preliminary study on dual process thinking in marketing education
... The cognitive challenges of the CRT are possibly similar to those confronted by marketing students, who usually respond and think intuitively when they answer questions in the assignments and examinations (Lévesque, ... See full document
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Models of clinical reasoning with a focus on general practice: a critical review
... Barrows and Feltovich (26) questioned the pattern recognition asking how the patient’s pattern is obtained by the doctor to make a comparison. They also pointed out that the patient’s problem required a temporal ... See full document
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Quality improvement education and interprofessional learning of the perioperative team:[from theory to reality]
... Context. Complex societal factors have been obstructing implementation of quality improvement education (QIE) and interprofessional learning (IPL) of perioperative teams. Mistrust between physician ... See full document
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How comprehensively is evidence-based practice represented in councils on chiropractic education (CCE) educational standards: a systematic audit
... Nevertheless, the word research was more widely in- cluded in CCE educational standards. There appears to be uniform agreement that research is a core component to CCE educational standards. This as reflected in the ... See full document
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<p>Clinical Pharmacy Education and Practice in Nepal: A Glimpse into Present Challenges and Potential Solutions</p>
... Nepal, being a country with inadequate resources, lacks the infrastructure and manpower for effective phar- maceutical training and to maintain updated curricula. Thereby, for the capacity building approaches, efficient ... See full document
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Implementation of Medical Research in Clinical Practice
... American Medical Colleges, USA; Professor Anne-Marie Engel, The Lundbeck Foundation, Denmark; Professor Maiken Engelstad, Norwegian Ministry of Health and Care Services, Norway; Professor Silvio Garattini, Mario ... See full document
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Implementation of Medical Research in Clinical Practice
... Contributions from patients and citizens can be formal or informal, from individuals or from groups, using various methods to provide insights into the best ways to select and develop research questions. Patients can ... See full document
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A new simple six step model to promote recruitment to RCTs was developed and successfully implemented
... According to previous research, the most common rea- sons for patients to decline participating in a surgical RCT are feeling anxious or unhappy about the concept of randomization, preference for a particular treatment ... See full document
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VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM PROPHYLAXIS: A SURVEY OF SURGEONS CURRENT PRACTICE IN HIGH ALTITUDE AREA
... Implementation of already existing protocols has suffered on account of lack of understanding of clear indications and contraindications for prophylaxis and perceived risk of bleeding. To overcome this fear, various ways ... See full document
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The national portfolio of learning for postgraduate family medicine training in South Africa: experiences of registrars and supervisors in clinical practice
... the clinical en- vironment ...pressurized clinical service was a shared accountabil- ity between the registrar and the supervisor, with regis- trars taking responsibility for their own learning and ... See full document
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